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homewrecker
noun
a person whose affair with a married person leads to divorce, especially when there are children involved US- Oh, he was nice, of course, and she did like him, but she wasn’t a homewrecker. — Nathan Heard, Howard Street, p. 113, 1968
- They say you banged that little homewrecker right on Leery’s pool table, Dilford. — Joseph Wambaugh, The Delta Star, p. 137, 1983
- “You don’t think she’s better-looking than your average homewrecker?” I said. — Dan Jenkins, Life Its Ownself, p. 230, 1984
- Shocked, Mom flew off the handle and called Joanie a “home wrecker.” Joanie got livid and said, “Oh, really? I understand your last boyfriend didn’t exactly qualify as bachelor of the month!” — C.D. Payne, Youth in Revolt, p. 77, 1993
- Contrast that with Henry “Homewrecker” Hyde’s dismissing revelations of his extramarital dalliance with a married mother of three as a “youth indiscretion” committed when he was in his 40s and you get an idea of how the debate has deteriorated. — Sunday Gazette Mail (Charleston, West Virgnina), p. 8B, 11 October 1998
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